The everyday is art. This is one of the insights of Pop Art. World-famous examples of this and already icons of Pop Art are the lithographs of Andy Warhol's Campbell's Tomato Soup and the oversized, enlarged pickaxes and taps that Claes Oldenburg placed as monuments in the world. In this sense, Pop Art was one of the last truly revolutionary art movements that finally freed itself from the supposed representational dignity of the object.

It's very similar here: the small strawberry fruit is lifted onto the base a hundred times its size and remains clearly visible from every corner of the garden, glowing deep red. And all year round and not just at harvest time in May and June.

Edition from Atelier Strassacker, in bronze, cast using the lost-wax technique, chased and patinated by hand.